1355 - Investing in Senior Housing Can Be Extremely Profitable—But You Need To Know What You’re Doing by Jeff Vasishta
Growing old is a fact of life—even for Keith Richards—and while it’s doubtful you’ll see world-famous rock stars or aging screen stars in a residential assisted living (RAL) facility, for the rest of the population, they serve as the last stop before our final elevator ride. This is why, after a pandemic pause, senior housing communities are back to making a roaring trade.
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Growing old is a fact of life—even for Keith Richards—and while it’s doubtful you’ll see world-famous rock stars or aging screen stars in a residential assisted living (RAL) facility, for the rest of the population, they serve as the last stop before our final elevator ride. This is why, after a pandemic pause, senior housing communities are back to making a roaring trade.
“People put off moving in for an extended period of time during the pandemic,” Lisa McCracken, head of research at the National Investment Center for Seniors Housing & Care (NIC), told the Wall Street Journal. “Now those needs have been amplified because of that delay.”
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